Easy hikes and walks around Parc Natural de Sant Llorenç del Munt i l'Obac

It is a small rest area located in the shade of the trees and has a couple of picnic tables. It is located next to the Font de la Tartana spring, making it an ideal place to cool off and regain strength before continuing the march.

The floor, formerly made of rammed earth, is protected by interlocking local stone slabs that partly protrude beyond the facade. An iron grate allows the water that protrudes to be evacuated through a concealed channel that runs beneath the current floor. The place is shady, in an area where oak predominates with an undergrowth of arítjol, galzeran and grass characteristic of humid areas. The space is arranged with two wooden tables and benches and a couple of bins, and treated wooden railing protections.

The facade is open, with two pillars about 0.50 m thick, one on each side added later to strengthen the construction (patches of modern cement mortar can be seen in the joints which have re-cracked ). After the pillars it seems that the facade extends in the form of a fan. These are two retaining walls of the earth that act as buttresses, balancing the pressure exerted by the orography of the land towards the vault. The sink or sink is made of stone, slightly truncated-pyramidal, about eighty centimeters high with a frontal opening that allows the sink to drain. Above it is a push-button faucet placed a little more to the left than an older orifice. Above the register protected by an iron gate. An old hole is located a little further to the right. On both sides of the walls there is an attached stone bench 0.50 m wide. The one on the left forms an "L" with the back wall until it is attached to the sink.

La Font de la Tartana is located on the left hand side, at the foot of the main road to Can Torres, once you have left behind the farmhouse of Can Solà del Racó. The water fountain has been protected with a quadrangular plant construction (4.10 m. deep by 3.20 m. front), protected by a stone structure similar to a vaulted hut of dry stone that reminds by assimilation, of a tartan. It is built on sloping land, excavating towards the interior, until you find the water source. The back wall and the sides have been built from consecutive rows of irregular stone blocks to form a semi-circular arched vault, with the stone arranged in book folds and wedged with rubble. Later it would have been plastered with lime mortar. On the vault, you can partially see the traces left by the reeds.

Good walk quite flat

The hermitage is a chapel from 1680 dedicated to Saint Anthony of Padua, with a porch from 1818 rebuilt in 1971. Mura is the northern gateway to the Sant Llorenç del Munt i l'Obac natural park.

Mura is a municipality in the Bages region, in the province of Barcelona, autonomous community of Catalonia, Spain. Mura is located in the natural park of Sant Llorenç del Munt i l'Obac.

Festival of Mura's Uncle Mura is a small medieval town in Barcelona in the Bages region. It is located within the Natural Park of Sant Llorenç del Munt i l'Obac. At Christmas they celebrate the Tió de Mura Festival, which lasts several weeks and consists of the neighbors bringing out their most creative side by designing tiós and displaying them in the street for visitors to see. The Tió de Mura Festival will be held from December 6, 2019 to January 5, 2020. You can find the full program on the website of the Mura Town Hall.